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... head sandalwood ” which lliuen Tsang describes as still lingering on the rocks by the side of or above the “ store chanbers " , now identified with the caves in the IIānția and Chandu 3 Hills , where it had been pounded by Sakra and.
... head sandalwood ” which lliuen Tsang describes as still lingering on the rocks by the side of or above the “ store chanbers " , now identified with the caves in the IIānția and Chandu 3 Hills , where it had been pounded by Sakra and.
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It was written under the patronage of a Chouhan Jāgirdār of four parganas round Patna on both sides of the Ganges . He employed a learned Brāhman , named Jagamohan , to give him a description of the fifty - six countries in which the ...
It was written under the patronage of a Chouhan Jāgirdār of four parganas round Patna on both sides of the Ganges . He employed a learned Brāhman , named Jagamohan , to give him a description of the fifty - six countries in which the ...
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He did not tease his words into a fury in order ( 1 ) I found its victims confounded ; Those that came over this side were done with . ( 2 ) By its communion men have parted from themselves ; They went to seek union but turned into ...
He did not tease his words into a fury in order ( 1 ) I found its victims confounded ; Those that came over this side were done with . ( 2 ) By its communion men have parted from themselves ; They went to seek union but turned into ...
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( 9 ) I found its victims confounded , Those that came over this side . were done with . ( 10 ) By its communion men hare parted from themselves , They went to seek union , but turned into hermits . 56 کا وجه تغريب عمان راح بهي عشق ای ...
( 9 ) I found its victims confounded , Those that came over this side . were done with . ( 10 ) By its communion men hare parted from themselves , They went to seek union , but turned into hermits . 56 کا وجه تغريب عمان راح بهي عشق ای ...
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Four pice are also placed by the side of the rupees as Pānrki - ånd å or eggs of the four rupees . At each of the four corners of the figure a pice is placed as chau - pürni . The girl is carried on the arms of some relative and seated ...
Four pice are also placed by the side of the rupees as Pānrki - ånd å or eggs of the four rupees . At each of the four corners of the figure a pice is placed as chau - pürni . The girl is carried on the arms of some relative and seated ...
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appears asked authority Babu believed Bengal Bihar body bride bridegroom brother brought Buddha called carried caused ceremony child clan containing Daud Khan death described district evidence face fact father feet figure four fowl girl give given Government grant hand head hill Hindu husband India inscription interesting Journal king known leaves letter lived marks marriage means mentioned mother Nagpur natural offered original Orissa Patna performed period person plant plate present probably received record reference reign remains rice river rock round rule Sanskrit says seat seems shows side Society spirit stands stone taken tiger tion took Translation tree tribes village whole wife woman women
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 4 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1918 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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